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I-TE .
a New G.. \. Il, Post,

Last Saturday evening Caldwell Post
No. 81, Department OF West Virginia, G.
A. r., was reorgsniZed at Moundsville
where 1t formerly houriehed. It's reorgan.
ization wRs effected by AssiGtant Adjutant
General F. II. Crago, assisted by Edward
Robertson, Superintendent Of the Peni.
tertiary, and Oscar Wright, Of Holiday
Post No. u, Of Wheeling, and josiah Sin
clair, Commander, and Capt. Stewart, Ad-
jutant, Of Hancock Post No. 4S, at Bon
wood. There were nineteen members
mustered in and very pleasant time WAS
enjoyed. This Post gave up its charter
nearly two years ago, but the men who
are taking hold Of it now, think that It will
be made SUCCESS from the start. The
following officers were elected and ap.
pointed: e. W. Hunter, Commander;
W. B. Humphreys, Senior Vice Com.
mander; J. Il. Fountain. Junior Vice
Commander; -, Conner, Quartermaster f;
". W. Echolla, Adiutant; Abram Bryen,
Officer Of the Day; Moses Price, Officer OF
the Guard; L. q. Brock, Chaplain.
There ia nothing to hinder this Post
from being ono OF the largeat and best in
the State. Ita members will no doubt at.
tend'the Big Reunion in body, and some
OF the older posts must look well to their
leurels or they will be excelled by It,
There are four other posts in Marshall
county-st Cameron, Benwood, Sand Hill
and Woodland. The old soldiers in and
around Glen Easton arc talking Of forming
themselves into Post, and no doubt will
in the near future. Marshall county
ought to haye one thousand &. A. R, vet.
Grams, aud they should all try to be here
at the Big Reunion, August % to 90. 4
| Adjutgnt Crago also yesterday received
the report from Perry Pratt Post No. Is,
Of Shirley, Tyler county, which Was mus.
tered July 0. by W. NJ. Powell, comman.
dor OF Post IS, at Middlebourne. 1t starts
OF with 50 charter members, and pros.
poets for a big increase soon. ,il;slST
| Blank applications have been aent and
new posts will be mustered within a
month at Centreville, Tyler county,
Philippi, Jarvisville, Harrison COUNTY
Wayne y. e., West Liberty, Ohio county,
and an additional one III Ritchio county.
The general public will perhaps be sui.
priced 10 know that there are from rs to
100 old soldiers at Wayne q. H. ijli. rs.
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TIE COURSE OF TRUE LOVE,
Tho Complications II got Some Presto
------- --r County Paunla In. ---. IN


County People In. f.i.5 i
According to the report published in tue
Argus there has been, during tho past few
days, and still exists, considerable excite.
ment in and about the town of Rockville.
Preston county. It has all grown out oil
the love a young man and woman have
for each other and the objections TO him
raised by her family. The names OF the
principals are Rehecca Clark and Ross
Ryan, the latter clerk at Beachy's store.
Miss CLARK lives with her parents about q
mile from Rockville, and received and en-.
couraged the attentions Of Ryan against
tho wish Of her mother and brothers. He
was finally forbidden to to enter the house
again. One day last week abe visited
friends in town and remained over night.
Her mother went to town the next day to
accompany the girl home, but when they
started Ryan persuaded the girl to remain
in town. The mother went home, and
the third day alter Mr.. Clark received a
note from Ryan asking him to come to
town and sign some writing, as he and
Rebecca intended to get married.
The next day the father and three
brothers wen. to town to take the girl homo
Tho girl, who had been staying at the
house OF Mrs. Huggins, consented to 90
home If her brothers would stay ct the
house until che was out OF town. When
she and her father got as far ss Beschy 4
store the girl pretended ahe wanted tc
make come purchases and entered the
store when Tho door was cloeed and locked.
Clark demanded his daughters release
and threatened to break the door open if
she was not allowed to come out. Ryan
replied that he would shoot him ii he ct
tempted to do 80, and pointed rifle from
the second story window at him. Ryan
told Clark that the girl could so home Il
he would be permitted to 60 with her, but
one Of the brothers objected to this. The
father then started to Brandonyille ior an
officer, but before he got back the girl had
been let out and was on her way home.
Ryan was arrested and bound over for hiu
appearance on a charge OF detention. II
is eaid that murder Is liable to result from
the trouble. y
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The Republican Conventiou-rhe Annual
County Fair, otc. $50 ~

Tho Republican Conventiou-rhe Annual
County Fair, otc.
The Republican county convention,
which will be held September 6, will be
composed Of SO delegates. 3Ss5
The Martins Ferry correspondent Of
the Sunday Register says St. Clsirsville
has female base ball twirler who does
tho pitching for It's local club. This is 8
libel, rs st. Clairsville has not even club,
let alone female pitcher. a ); 55tjlSi77'
No "Law and Order"s meeting was hold
Sabbath evening, probably because Of the
sbsence Of Rev. Haskell, who will not re-.
turn for two weeks. On account Of his
absence no services will be held in the
Methodist church for two weeks. IA
The fourth annual Harvest Home picnic
will be held in Stewards grove, one and q
half miles south Of St. Clairsyille. Thura.
day week, August 4th. Addresses will be
made BY Rev. J. D. Modat, President Of
Washington and Jefferson College, and
Eraamus Wilson, "Quiet Observer" OF
the Pittsburgh Dispatch, both former Bel.
mont county boys. :. N
at 8 meeting OF the Board, at this place
on Saturday last, it was decided to hold
the Belmont County Fair at the usual
time tho coming Fall, the frat week in
September. Onaccount Of the destruction
caused by the cyclone, it was thought ad.
yisable to postpone the date several weeks
later; but considerable repairing has al.
ready been done, and under the manage.
msnt OF President J. B. Hoge, all things
will be placed in readiness when the
first OF September arrives. a. ,Sril =
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IT IS SETTLED.
The Authorities OF the Wheeling s Lake
Erie Road Tnke Action.

The Authorities OF the Wheeling s Lake
Erie Road Take Action.
The recent references to the prospects
for the extension Of the Wheeling & Lake
Erie Railroad from Bowerston, Ohio, to
this city, have evidently not been prema'
ture, nor were the conclusions unwarrant.
ed, as is evident from the following Asso-
eia!ed Press telegram received last eve.
ming from New York: III
The directors Of the Wheeling 4 Lake
Erie Railroad to-day adopted IN address
to the stockholders proposing an extension
Of the road from Bowerston, the present
terminus, to Wheeling, making through
line from Toledo to Wheeling. The ex.
tension will be about forty miles in
length. The line has been looked upon
as an exclusively "coal road," but the di.
rectors anticipate the passenger aud gem
eral freight traffic will assume the relative
Importance it should have If their project
! is carried out. This will, be only fulfill.
ment Of the original plan, which was not
carried out before on account of difficult
tiea in construction, IL i- s. +=l.I' l. :.
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Central Fishing Clnb.

The Central Fishing Club, Of Wheeling,
which has been located at Devol's dam
on the Muakinsgum, for the last two
weeks, will break camp on "Wednesday
evening. The camp is composed Of work
era at the Central Glass Works, and thew
have been visited by the best people d
Marietta. A few evenings ago the
Marietta band serenaded the camp, among
the visitors heingtho most promir ont fam,
lilies OF tho county. Er5 3s51I
The officers Of the club are: President,
Ihos. Lacey; Treasurer, Joe Kalterbsch ;
Captain, Henry Wartzbecker; Wet Gro.
oeryman, Chas. HarbrucK; Hostler, Mar.
tin Bumbaugh. The other members Of
the club are as follows: F. T. Ward,
William Mccormick, James Stedman,
Con Manley, Charles Wartzbecker, B,
Coombs, Henry Naue. Daring the time
the club has been in camp the following
visitors have honored the place with their
presence: James Lsasu,e, Gus Miller and
Albert Maedsr. Tho baid.headed mar.
ried men Of tho party are expected to en-.
Joy q dance in Marietta this evening. nre.
vious to the breaking up Of the camp, : q
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BELLArI,E.
on for tho OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES,

ou Tor INC convention Thleve s-prr,,,.,
and Other News,
N. N; Sanders left yesterday for Grand
Island. Neb. n e'"la
n Stewart Wilson and wife, OF Ma,t,,,.
Ferry, spent Sunday here. 1p'
Rev. Mr.. Williams, Of the Cb,;.,,.,
Church, will take a few wseks' Vacation ou
shortly. 'S""0n
Bellaire's fruit market Is not ye,v vs,,
supplied, and high prices are asked IL,
poor blackberries. l]ilH57"" '0'
The Oriswell property, on the ,ivs,
bank, Second ward, was offered for ssls
again Saturday, but bid in. '' "'
Capt. R. 7. Devries, Of the B. 4 O and
Z. T. satter6eld, freight agent at WseeI.
Ing, were In town yesterday.
Rev. ]. 9. Smith, OF the South Be|la,,.
NJ. =; Circuit, will spend q Tow weeis
vacation in Jefferson county.
A young child Of Rev. B, II. Lee. Of tbo
A. NJ. +. church, was buried Sunday ava,
ming. This is the second child Mr.. Isa
has lost here. 9i3, 5T%'7T -''
Mrs. Gibbons yesterday brought anil
against Anthony Murphy for selling LIQUOR
to her aon, a minor, but tho suit was end.
ed by a compromise.
Sneak thieves seem 10 be holding forth
In the First ward now. One got into Ped.
dicord's store, but did not get much BOOTY
before being frightened away. -
Col. O. L. Poorman and NJ. E. Pearson
left for Toledo yesterday to attend thu
State convention. The Colonel has ths
most delegates Of all the candidates ior
defeat him. "a 5f51T = 10y
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ABOUT PEOPLE.
Strangers in tho City aud wheeling Folk,

Strangers in tho City aud Wheeling Folks
~ Abroad. s. -tifS3 .i.1'
Mr.. Fred. W. Baumer has returned to
the city from a business trip.
Clerk Mitchell, Of the Circuit Court. is
ruHticating in the Potomac valley.
Mr.. Will B. Day is confined to his home
on market street by severe attack Of neu-
ra!gia. -
Misses Lizzie D. and Anna B. Csrmack
have gone to Blaine, O., to spend several
weeks. :..5ysi is -3p
J.W. Amick left for Boston via phila.
delphia and New York, yesterday after
noon on buslness. Sf2 -.y .
Miss Mitchell, Of Baltimore, who has
been tho gueet of Miss Lydia McA1echen,
has returned home. .s,..'
Mrs. Henry serig and her sister, Miss
Maser, have returned from a pleasant
visit to their old home, Rock Hill, Bel
mont county, 0.
MIR. Tom Q. Burke, the popular Balti.
more & Ohio ticket agent, and Mira.
Burke, have returned from q very pleasant
Western trip. They went out as far as
Denver. ya,;,{sst
Miss Kittie Kincaid, Of Lancaster, Ohio,
is the guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. W. A. Isett.
She will accompany them on Wednesday
to the seashore, where they will remain
for several weeks. ~ ,,.i., Is Z.
Sheriff L. H. Ewart, of Oharleston, and
State Senator Ben II: Oxley, who brought
prisoner for the Penitentiary Sunday
night, will remain here in the city for q
few days. They have rooms at the Stamm.
The funeral Of the late Louis Wood
mansee takes place from hio homo at
Brookside. west OF Bridgeport, at ten
o'clock Wednesday morning. The re-.
mains will be taken to St. Clairsville for
intermant. - y ~. M - Is i :.
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FOR q a LIE.

/ u. Ir
NO: III Alley II, near Mccolloch street, seven
dation, full LOT GO by 10 icet, : - -
80 No; NV Alley II, small frame house, full lo
GoxlN leet. Price 1900, = -
VA Acres, Edgtngton Lane, u six rooned house,
! Aoout 20o choice bearing fruit trees grapes and
for ci small fruits. Price $780, Viii exchange
No. ISL South Penn street, 3 roomcd franc baasa
s Mivn good stone foundation; ground 2o1l9. me
u Acre Farm. four roomed hewed i.og house.
sood srancry. corn.crib stable orchar Of loo Trees
nea9 OF PROCTOR creek, seven mile, from Proctor
SSta Pr on Ohio River Railroad; can be- bought
One Of the most desirable an, substantial ,esi-
uenees within tho city, situated on northeast COT.
nn,n ~ ;Pn y ahu Fourteenth streets, house
n Iudt lSn Chapltne street; the lot fronts q
ieet on Hhapitne street. Terms OF payment, easy.
o s,ts cash, balance In equal annual payments
t Wa!n inteless payable annually. Fifteen yeas
unc given II desired, I -
ho: iS9 Twelfth street, full lot, co by 10 ieea
., I!oome1 mouse on front, q r0omed house on
alley: Price, $500. Isl a =. III : -
"a. a deairable realdenco at Beech Bottom on The
ine o. the r., ". Ky. Railroad Il miles IRON
wheeling, consisting OF new frame house and u
ac1ea q land; Will exchange Tor desirable city
No GO North From. street, ground fronting 60 les
ana running back an equal Width 10 river.
a ~. !e2 SontA Penn street. 3 six foo1ed Aine
houSe with stone foundation and bascment, wash.
i ect vellat ana coal house, ground fronting
1 'ee'' running back 10 feet. Price, 81, COO.
s JAMES a. HENRY,
heal Estate-Agent, Collector aud Notary Public,
!y|a 0yy1cR, No. 1871 MARKET ST.
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RIVER NEWS, q
Stage of tho Water and Movements Of tho

Stage Of tho Water md Movements Of til,
{E Boats. =
The Princess is making things lively il
the Bellaire trade. }.}fi, as 4, q
The steamer Burns, a little packet run.
ming on the Little kanawhs, has bean
thoroughly repaired. 5i.5.' :
The Wellsburg ierryboat Transit. has
been taken to ParkerBburg for the pur
pose OF being placed on the docks. -.
The steamer W. D. Jones has hoon
chartered to tho Bay Rrothers, who viii
ply her between Huntington and Gallipo.
The river ia apparently undecided as ia
what 1t shall do. Yesterday It was ris;np
again and last evening there was a deptb
in the channel OF feet inches. 49,
The Abner O'Neil in the steubsnyille
trade, and the Telegram in the Darlington
trade, are once more on tho wave and do.
inga good business. They are warmly
welcomed by their old triends. =
The Elaine got away for Parkersbnrp
yesterday morning with q good trin on
board. The Courier will leave this mor n.
ing IN the came trade and as long as there
Is enough water in the river both viii
continue to run. 4, - !" ~ ~
Last winter Henry Valentine, q German
shoemaker, OF Beaver Falls, built himself
9 boat in the upper story Of his dwe]Iina
house and Saturday had It nut on wheels
and hauled to Rochester, from whers hs
set eail yesterday down tho Ohio. en- ronte
Tor Ransss, where he will locate on Gov.
ernment land. He will be accom- pan;ed
BY Adam Giedel, Of Centre avenue Pitts.
burgh. The boat is yswl natteyn sand
ilRgged out with eidewheels, which work
W., lever; also q 5steering apparatus
iike 2 steamboat, a neat little cabin, with
! hunks and everything as neat as can
pe. He expects to make ten miles per
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Notes from the Diamond.

Manager Mutrie, OF the New Yorks. saws
that the report that Ward was fired out 81
the captaincy Of the club, is wrong. ia
says Ward asked to be relieved and tho
request was granted. The rumor that
Legs" Mallory, one Of the Wheeline's
pitchers, had been released Is settled
fact: 1t is probable that be will be signed
by Canton, which ia to take steubenyIlle'e
place in the Ohio League. She will play
her first game at Zanesyille next Monday.
In addition to Mallory and one or two
Others from the Ohio League Canton has
secured nearly all of the team that had
been playing under Readings banner be.
fore she dis5anded and dropped out Of the
Pennsylvania State League. For a new
conner, Canton will put an exceptionally
strong team in the field, t.s'T =
Bailey left for Mansfield last evening in
response to q telegraphic order to report
for duty. Westlake and Stencil are hsy.
ing more work than they can properly do.
Bailey's hand where it was split in ono Of
the Zanesville games, has not entirsly
healed, but he will play with it bound to.
gether and incased in special glove. Il
In the League fight Chicago is crawling
up closer and closer to the Wolverines
and Anson'a "old dubs," who were 30
shameiully abused at the opening of the
season, are in sight Of the pennant. Bos.
ton 10 near the head, too. Saturday night
forty-fve points covered the three. .51E
There is beginning to be we'll ground.
ed belief that ,"Fatty" Howell and the
small white dog he has with him are the
!onshs responsible for 'Yhesling's de-
ieata. BE is making the trip with the
nine. II. = 1870 -,
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SLAUGHTERED IN tue w1ND-uI

FUNDS and buildings OF the Association
a approaches the main entrance. !,ti
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You arc all invited to the Grand Concer
at the Garden Saloon this evening. 4


X Commencing Sunday, June 5, and con
Hnuing every Sunday until further notice
the Baltimore 4 Ohio will sell excursion
tickets to Pittsburgh and return at low
rate Of 81 80, and to Washington, Pa, and
return at 81 90. Trains leave at S and
$40 A. NJ, returning arrive at and II 10
P. N, y = e q, 4. RI. :; l.Ei
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Type.writsrs Cheap,

We have for sale several Type.writera,
including the Remington, tie CrandaI|
and the Hammond. These machines have
been taken In exchange for the matchlesa
Oaligraph, and will be sold cheap. Writers
for rent and for Gale on monthly inatall.
meAta. Call on or address for circulars =
EDWARD L. RosR L Co., ssi
~ b IS Twelfth streat, III
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Coming From, parkorsburg,

4 The Parkersburg delegation that will be
] here next Saturday to take part in the an.
nual Trades and Labor demonstration
promises to be. u large one. Parkersburg
5Assombly No. 1905 K. Of T., Of that place,
has arranged for q special train over the
!. Ohio River road, the fair for the round
trip being put at the low price Of s.. !.1
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Yesterday Denis O'Kecfe, attorney for
Frank Freds, the colored man committed
to jail by Squire Davis as an accomplice
in the assault on Mary Ogden, swore out
writ OF habeas corpus before Judge JET.
fera, Of the Municipal Court, requiring the
Sheriff to produce Freda' body in court at
10 A. NJ. to-day, and show cause why he
should not be Set free. The return will
be mado that he is held under commit.
ment by a justice to await an examina.
ton. Tho Justice says the statute requires
the accused to be sent to Jail without bail.
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STEPHENS SUSPENDED.

Whatever may have been Capt. Smiths
view yesterday forenoon, he did later
what the public thought the situation de.
manded ct his hands. The Board of Pc.
lice Commissioners met last evening, and
Cspt. Smith reported the complaint that
Mr.. Moore had made to him, and further
reported that he had suspended Stephena
temporarily to await an investigation.
This action was approved by the Board.
The ordinance fixes the limit OF ten days
as the term OF temporary suspension
pending an investigation, go that the in.
quiry will have to be made within that
time. ~ SKI
1t is probable that the Board will in.
veatigato the charges soon after the trial
before SQUIRE Ankle. l#
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If You have not seen The new novelties
In Girdles and Belts you should Gull OH EJ
IN JACOB w. GKUBB, st y,
5..ss 4, The JeYeler. 1.

WE are daily receiving New Novelties
In Suitings, pantaloonings and Over
coatings, witch we are prepared 10 make
up III ilrst.clnss style Mt reasonable
prices. X u,
Onr, White Unlaundrlcl Shirt, double
scanned, re.enf0rcCd front and back, at
50 ceuts, Is tho greatest bargain ever
offered. a full line Of Balbrlggan In.
dcrWcar from 81 GOA suit upwards, at i
G.. HESS a. SONS,
Z 1921 & 1923 Market Street,
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Guests OF tho Mayor.

FHlSUHrcN LtNdtT. \ II ,II- ? 10 %.
The Sunaower brigade Of the Grand
Army Of tho Republic has received and
accepted an invitation to participate in
the reunion Of the Army Of West Virginia,
to be held at Wheeling August %. They
will likely be accompanied by their band.
The Mayor Of Wheeling has extended an
invitation to the Suntlowsrs to become hie
guests, which invitation will likely be ac-
cantnd .----- 49, --..--. = -l- .....l.-,-
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Additional AIarkcu

:PH1LADE1PHrA, July 25.-Flour uuiot mn, woat
m a. ciosSd steady 80. red JniY i0a7yc Au
an sisssV Siib oeobs,
dnll; No. high mixed we; No.2 mixed juiy me-
47so: August 4Gai7zc; September 4GLa47tc..J az
soef b1 iMs f. oatS spot quiet; ungraded mixed
futures dull and barely steady: No 2 whito I4ti,
5saSyc; August 3s931a331c; October 8si%asiHSs
rsov So urn; mess pork $40 D0 do Prime 1ess
s Isgd 90 2m 1a%s ~ A13 hams smoked
Grades; creamery extra 2la23c; nrsts isas9c:
western factory l2al4c. Eggs dull and veal
western tlrsis l4a5c Cheese asm and In fatr Do;
mand Ohio fats 7Aa9c. - iA't w.
Sss S. isn S su ss s-Fl %n,l lG9wes family
0SSs !, S9 81 receipts bushels sh S
I ISweT: No No mixed asa2e Oats active and
and lover No. new P 2SS Gd kye au
~ sio ~. Lard stronger at B.3lc. BulE meats
stronger; short lib S2oc. Bacon ijrmer. shnri ~
Siee s aa clear 950c Whisky active and firm
Bae s!sonK nnex so9as on basis o.
ooa4e; choice dairy 14ai5c Eggs heavy. Il, had
eonaiti9n at 90. cheese firm; Small ii,i cream
bs " roa aseed 81 steady at iia4dc. Sugar rm
atu lenucu oAAC4c; New Orleans Susie, is.,sI
GlucAao, July &.--Cattle- Rece,p,a : nm ho,a .
shtpments ZOO head; market nciivc n * aan,i
tshsI; Shipping s.eers 50 S0a4 4O s,ockers and
TeIss 81 ,9aa W COWS, bulls and mixed 81 2sa2 IT,
shinmcn nasie y ~ Aogs-Receipts 1000 head
geet; mixed g gas 50; packing and shiopins
.Sae s so hesd shipments 1000 head market
vi Texans 81 as So lambs 81 s 70 per hs 81 .oa
CHICAGO, July :5.-Tho visible sunnlv ~ a,.,.
~ !1ly go as complied by the Seete;sr " H.
bSsbes 81 Tssds wss follows
Sas5ss dscisase = 81 ebo bushels,
bbmsae decrease bushels; YSe "a Ssy
6usheis d disase ~ bushels; barley SSt
ousneH, oecteaSe Z,l13 bushels * "a ~
ny SdfI;G nS; Z, 70 Jny 2Hoss steady: common
ios saa;i aspn asS SStSS her, IS
aud nominal; abIe r a., S Ivy 25-petroeum qule.
N CiSGISSAII, e., July 25-Co,ton ouiet ord ~
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Thermometer Record,

AS reported by Christian schnepf, drug
gist, Opera House corner, yesterday: .l
TAN. 9A.r. leR. SP.X. 7r.a
$50 sia $50 $50 Syo $50
Weather-o haugeablc 4 a. AZ AZ Y & ~
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League and Association Gamos.

League and Association Gamos.
At Boston New York beat the Bean-eat-
ers by score OF II to 4. ~ -. !!
At Washington the Phillies were again
defeated, this time by score Of 3 to 2.
at Detroit 4 900 spectators howled With
Joy az their club beat Chicago by score Of
10 to 8. 3. 513&g'3S.. q A.
At Pittaburgh Indianapolis was defeated
by a score Of 7 to 6. h 1Il.E3.' d
AT Staten Island the Meta defeated
Louisville by "a score Of s. to z. s..
Catcher Donohue broke his collar.bone
in the fourth inning. sommers took his
place. 4 F.,;;5,- t.:.fE-i5., =
At Baltimore the tail-endera from Clsye-
land scored to 2 victory.
!; /, At Brooklyn excitement ran high from
the start to tho finish Of q game that saw
st. Louis defeated by a score OF 4 toe.